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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1923

Page

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English Warship Honors President on Independence Day

Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived in Portland to a Fourth of July program including a parade speeches and fireworks. A British warship fired a salute as the presidential train crossed the Willamette River marking the Alaska trip in historical terms. The day also featured balloon racing automobile racing horse events and reports of injuries nationwide.

Harding United States Canada Associated Press Portland Ore Chicago Willamette River Alaska Indianapolis Kansas City New York St. Louis Globe Paris

Bryan Sunday School League eyes county expansion

The Bryan Sunday School League meets to consider inviting other teams and organizing a county league with districts including Edge, Tabor, Reliance, Steep Hadow, Smetana, Harvey, Wellborn, Millican. Secretary C. S. Beckwith would aid drafting schedules and coordinating managers for a two-league setup producing a final series to crown champions.

Edge Tabor Reliance Steep Hadow Smetana Harvey Wellborn Millican C. S. Beckwith Beckwith Bryan S Beckwith

Revival at Wellborn First Baptist Church

Rev. EK F Adams of Galveston opens a week long revival at Wellborn First Baptist Church starting Monday night July 16. He previously spoke there last summer and his return visit is warmly welcomed by attendees.

EK. F. Adams Galveston First Baptist Church Wellborn Adams Wellborn Church

Local Boys Enlist in Navy from Bryan TX Area

A group of local youths enlisted in the U S Navy this past week through the Navy Recruiting Office. Individuals include Alexis McKinney Bryan Henry Meyer Bryan John Simek Dime Box Fred Simek Dime Box Henry Hoyak Dime Box. They have been transferred to the Naval Training Station in San Francisco California.

NAVY U. S. Navy Alexis McKinney Bryan Henry Meyer John Simek Fred Simek Henry Hoyak Naval Training Station San Francisco Calif J. G. Burnett Navy Recruiting Texas

Shower for Bride Zonnie Seale Soon to Wed Hardeman

Mrs. D. D. Vasbinder hosted an afternoon shower at her home for Zonnie Seale, the bride to be. Friends presented gifts as the wedding to Mr. Benjamin Hardeman will be solemnized on Thursday morning July 8. A full account will appear in the Eagle social columns.

D. D. Vasbinder Zonnie Seale Benjamin Hardeman the Eagle

Good Roads and Good Schools Discussed at Court House Meet

A 2:30 Saturday session in the district courtroom led by County Superintendent D. J. McDonald featured W. J. Emmonds of College advocating road gains for schools and commerce. F. L. Henderson urged consolidating rural schools with fair taxes. McDonald called for a new constitution to fund schooling via blanket state and county taxes drawn from natural resources and public utilities.

District Court Room D. J. McDonald W. J. Emmonds College State Highway Commission F. L. Henderson Bryan McDonald Texas

Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Pet Brown Case

Eastland Texas July 4 Court reconvened at 8 45 last night in the State versus J L Starkey case arising from the killing of Elmer Pet Brown at a construction camp east of Cisco on May 5. The jury was discharged after deliberating since Saturday afternoon at 2 80. The jurors stood one for acquittal and eleven for conviction throughout the second ballot.

Eastland Tex J. L. Starkey Elmer Pet) Brown Cisco

Miss Kidd Returns Home From Bryan Visit

Miss Helen Louise Kidd returns to her home in Navasota after a pleasant stay in Bryan as the guest of Mrs. C A Lewis.

Helen Louise Kidd Navasota Bryan C. A. Lewis

Brenham Man Shot on Porch by Unknown Intruders

Otw Lange, 42, living two miles from Somerville, was shot by four masked intruders on his porch at about 9 PM. He died minutes later. his young daughter was wounded, losing part of a hand. Lange left a wife and two children. no suspect or motive known.

Brenham Texas Otw Lange Somerville Lange

Japan seeks three-nation pact on naval size

The Japanese navy urges attaching diplomats to approach the United States and Britain to secure a triple agreement on naval strength under the Washington treaty as France awaits ratification.

U. S Britain Associated Press TOKN Japanese Navy Department America England France Admiralty

Lynching Near Schulensburg Over Criminal Assault

A Black man identified as Jesse Bullock was hanged by a mob in Schulensburg beside the city hall after admitting guilt in a criminal assault on a 13 year old girl six miles from town. The girl remained in serious condition at a local hospital. Bullock was captured at the Navidad River bridge.

Jesse Bullock Navidad River

Dr E F Gregory Dies in Brookshire Age 71

Dr E F Gregory long practicing physician in Bryan and Brazos county died at Brookshire on June 23. He was 71, suffered rheumatism followed by heart trouble, died in the home of his brother's wife Mrs D J Gregory.

E. F. Gregory Bryan Brazos County Brookshire D. J. Gregory Bryan Eagle

Amendment Would Transfer The Building Of Highways To State

The Texas Highway Association explains the Highway Amendment vote set for July 28. It creates a state highway system under state control with specific excise and ad valorem taxes to retire bonds, while counties keep authority over roads within their borders. Counties would be relieved from building state highways and receive future compensation for taken-over roads.

Texas Highway Association Senate Texas William T. Wheeler Sectreas

Knights of Pythias District Meet in Navasota

District No 16 of the Knights of Pythias Texas will convene in Navasota on Thursday July 5 at 3 p m as guests of Navasota Lodge No 17. Speakers include Hon H B Stoneham Mayor of Navasota Past Chancellor Commander Oak McKenzie and Past Grand Chancellor Bonner of Houston. The program features a business session to select the district meeting place and music by the Navasota K P band and quartet. District Deputy Grand Chancellor Guy F Boyett leads and conducts a school in secret work. All knights urged to attend.

Knights of Pythias Brenham Navasota Normangee Belleville Hempstead Bryan Navasota K. of P Guy F.boyett

Domino Club Meeting at Country Club Returns After Summer

The Country Club resumes Thursday forty two games on the wide porches from 8:30 to 10:30 with three tables of six players. Attendees include Mrs Dora Wilson Mrs H O Boatwright Mr and Mrs EF Fountain Mrs A M Waldrop and others.

Country Club Dora Wilson H. O. Boatwright EF. J. Fountain

Mrs J W Royal Visits Saint Louis Relative

Mrs J W Royal of Saint Louis visits sister Mrs J Tom Smith and family on East 26th Street. Formerly Miss Erin Blatherwick of this city, she receives a warm and cordial welcome from many friends during this visit.

J. W. Royal Saint Louis J. Tom Smith East 26Th Street Royal Erin Blatherwick

Brazos County Club Encampment Closes With Fashion Show

The Brazos county boys and girls clubs wrap up their annual encampment with a girls style show, awarding prizes and recognizing winners Pauline Beard Edge Maud Jones Harvey Alta Williams Harvey and Lena Catalina Steele's Store. Trophies were presented by Mrs Will S Howell as dignitaries and officials applauded the day’s contests and lectures.

Brazos County Pauline Beard Edge Maud Jones Harvey Alta Williams Lena Catalina Steele’s Maud Moore Norma Ruth Hill Rae Hughins Tabor Gussie Endler Kurten Laura Bell Roten W. S. Howell Woman’s Club of Bryan George Stephens Howell Lumber Company Howell Grocery Company E. A. Peters McGregory Millican T.A. Hensarling Mrs. Hill Mary Cahill Smetana Mary Locke Mary Catalina

Young Folks Hold Fin-Feather Meet in Brazos County

A boys and girls encampment began at 2 30 p m at the Fin-Feather club one mile south of Bryan on Leonard road Activities include registration camp supper songs and an address by Huon Oak McKenzie director with Miss Johnnie Sabo as responder Bryan Boy Scouts will participate A canning contest poultry judging and stock judging contests are scheduled for Friday with a style show address by Judge H O Ferguson and prize awards to follow

Brazos County Will S. Howell Laura Ben Roten C. L. Benson H. O. Ferguson Jim Kurten Edgar Hughes Milligan Louis Mauro Woodville Tony Denena Joe Degelia John Degelia Steele’s Store Robert Buchanan Otto Fuschak Kurten D. F. Irving Poultry Husbandman A M. College Lois Wehrman Smetana Noah Coe Harvey Club Extension Service A. W. Buchanan S. C. Evans Mary Jessie Stone Gertrude Blodgett Fin-Feather Club Bryan Leonard Road Huon Oak McKenzie Johnnie Sabo Bryan Boy Scouts S. EB. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce

Burts Headed to Baraboo for Summer Return to Bryan

Postcard greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt of St. Louis indicate they will leave this week for a summer home at Baraboo Wisconsin to enjoy the rest of the season and plan to return to Bryan by auto on September 1st.

ST. Louis Bryan Howard Burt Baraboo Wisconsin Burt

Five Fatally Injured When New Mexico Train Falls Into Ditch

In two reports from Domingo and Albuquerque New Mexico on July 4 a Santa Fe No 9 passenger train derailed plunging over a thirty foot embankment killing several and injuring many. Dead include Engineer J J Roberts and Fireman Earl Hall. Conductor Eastman and Fireman Kurse were critically injured. Blevins and the missing news butcher are reported among the injured or deceased.

Associated Press Domingo New Mexico Santa Fe Chicago Los Angeles W. S. Robertson Joe Blevins Blevins Albuquerque Santa Fe No. 9 J. J. Roberts Joseph Blevins Earl Hall Kurse Eastman

Farewell Party for Mrs Charles Marten Leaves Bryan for Amarillo

At Mrs R B Grant home on Ursuline avenue Circle Two of the First Baptist Church honored Mrs Charles C Marten who will move to Amarillo with her husband. The event featured music readings a Bible contest and a refreshment course for about thirty ladies. Mr Marten will take a new teaching position in Amarillo starting August first.

R. B. Grant Ursuline Avenue Circle Number Two First Baptist Church Charles C. Marten Bryan Amarillo

Taylor Family Visits Bryan For Fourth Celebration

Mr and Mrs Herbert G Wilson and son Parker of Taylor are guests of Mrs John A Held and family in Bryan for the Fourth. They will return Thursday with Mrs Held joining them for a Taylor visit. Mr Wilson is editor of the Daily Democrat and regarded as a progressive young Texas newspaper man.

Herbert G. Wilson Parker Taylor Bryan John A. Held

Brazos County Poultry Show Dates Set for December

Brazos County Poultry Association met at the Chamber of Commerce with Will M. Jones presiding. The annual show is set for December 5-7 with Carl Wipprecht as superintendent and an expected 700 to 800 birds from Brazos and nearby counties.

Brazos County Poultry Association Chamber of Commerce Will M. Jones A. W. Kinnard W. J. Boreskie Carl Wipprecht W. O. Sanders Brazos The Poultry Association C. E. Jenkins W. J. Boriskie Fritz Kohler R. E. Jones R. W. Persons C. L. Beason

Twin Rocky Ford cantaloupes baffling neighbors

J. J. Riley of Relance brings a twin Rocky Ford cantaloupe to the Eagle office. He notes the two melons may be from different blooms, though closely connected. Riley also reports his corn failed due to dry weather while cotton remains healthy.

J. J. Riley Relance Eagle Office Mr. Riley

Reception of Hood's Brigade Up to Standard in Bryan

S O Young reports Hood's Texas Brigade reunion at Bryan met the city's high hospitality standard. He praises Bryan residents, especially Boy Scouts, for lavish, spontaneous entertainment and auto generosity. Dorothy Doane recalls a dinner hosted by Dorothy and Jack Doane with 12 year old Dorothy presiding gracefully.

TEX. Brigade S. O. Young O. Young Hood Texas Brigade Bryan Boy Scout Organization Boy Scouts Hood’s Brigade Brigade Dorothy Doane Chronicle Dorothy Jack Doane J. B. Hood Bryan Hotel Jack Bigade

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Bryan School League Court House Pet” Brown Miles Schulenberg Schulenberg Domino Club Meeting N. M V. S. Robertson Charles Marten Brazos County Assn
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